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Features
Dock is not a chatbot with a memory bolted on. It is a workspace shaped like your lesson, where every topic is a place you can return to.
01
Spaces
A space is the container for one lesson. You share the lesson and the part of the syllabus it covers, and the space keeps that context for every session after: the topic names, and the depth you are expected to reach.
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Topic cards
Instead of a sidebar list, a space opens as a grid of cards. Every topic in the lesson is a card you can move and cluster. Zoom from the whole lesson down to a single topic. The layout is yours and it persists.
03
Learn mode
Opening a card starts a chat scoped to that topic alone. It already has the syllabus wording and your notes, so it explains at the depth your course expects instead of the depth the internet defaults to.
04
Video shelf
Every card has a video tab with lectures and explainers matched to the topic. You watch inside the card and mark what helped, so the shelf gets sharper the more the space is used.
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Progress
The same grid of cards doubles as a progress view. Untouched topics stay dim, revised ones light up. Before an exam you can see the gaps in one glance instead of guessing.
Creating a space takes a minute. Bring one lesson and watch the cards fill in.
Create a space